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Range Rover owners might never drive their rigs in several feet of snow, but at least we know the new ones still can.
Jony Ive's work on the interior of Ferrari's first electric vehicle is a statement about the importance of analog controls and the place of screens in cars.
Larry Kosilla cleans cars for a living, but more than that, he cleans cars to live—and it's all about restoring order from chaos.
Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L owners are probably tired of dealing with this by now.
“We need to conduct a fundamental review of our strategies to rebuild our competitive strength,” Honda Executive Vice President Noriya Kaihara said.
The redesigned A6 offers the best cabin in its segment, fine performance chops, and charming looks—especially when compared to its cross-country rivals.
Less than $5,000 separates the gas-only Forester from the 35-mpg hybrid model now.
Nissan's new CEO said the automaker is committed to EVs long term, but is adjusting the pace of its investments in the electric future to meet demand.
Forget "Elettrica." The first EV Ferrari is named Luce. Here's why light is the perfect philosophical successor to the brand's iconic sound.
The 2027 Hyundai Elantra is getting edgy with its design and aiming upmarket from the Honda and Toyota competition.
Ferrari's move to outsource the Luce's interior design to Jony Ive and Marc Newson is a signal of where the brand is headed with its first electric car.
Suddenly Subaru is going to have a lineup that includes four EVs.
Over 100,000 Toyota Prius hatchbacks were just recalled for what could be a scary situation.
Grafting a hypercar design trait onto a mainstream EV was a choice. Does it really pay off?
